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"filter by selection" still doesn't work with paired square brackets.
e.g. select these files and filter them: "test[3].txt" won't be displayed on the filtered list.

in the manage UDCs dialog, select "run script", select a multi line script, then click "new > duplicate". the new command, instead of having the original script, will be like echo bug; [multi-line script; press Edit ->] the VF command "filter by selection(s)" does not w...

admin wrote:Agreed. Next version will do better.

thanks!

BTW, going "up" also gives the "create location" dialog.
can you change that as well?

i think it's about time i bring this up again. especially since it's happening in win7 as well. yup, both my XP SP3 x86 and Win7 SP1 x64 have this problem. :| for a while i had thougth that somehow my XP, heavily customized and filled with apps, was causing it. but win7 is really fresh, with only a ...

whenever i go, via history, to an unavailable location i see a popup dialog like this: 2011-04-02_12-41-36.png and xy stays in the same folder i was before going "back". instead of that, i'd like to just see the "old" error message that appears over the list: 2011-04-02_13-03-37....

anyway, i'm reinstalling win7 x64 right now (from within xp), and if that doesn't work i'll try the x86 version. i'll post again after that. the icons came back after reinstalling win7 x64. still no idea why they had disappeared, tho. i migrated my user account, changed the same settings and instal...

OT, but I stopped trying to control large parts of Windows sometime after making the mistake of installing the Plus-pack for Windows 95 (and I'm sure there's a nasty DOS memory lurking somewhere also...) :shock: the thing is that in XP i do have a good degree of control. but i can't say the same fo...

WFM on Windows 7 x64 SP1. Just in case you missed either of two Windows settings which may have a bearing: - Start Menu search > Adjust the appearance and performance of Windows > Visual Effects > Custom > Show thumbnails instead of icons, should be disabled; - Start Menu search > Folder Options > ...

Hm. Reboot Windows? already rebooted a few times, mostly because of apps and drivers being installed. right now i'm installing SP1, then i'm going to reboot again. rebooted, still no icons. but it looks like firefox doesn't show those icons either. what the hell is win7 doing? :evil: has any long t...

admin wrote:Hm. Reboot Windows?

already rebooted a few times, mostly because of apps and drivers being installed.
right now i'm installing SP1, then i'm going to reboot again.

Ensure that this is OFF: Configuration | Advanced | Use generic icons for super-fast browsing yup, it's off. i tried changing the other icon related settings and rebuilding the icon cache, but nothing worked. also, i noticed that xy does display the embedded icons in the properties tab, but the exe...

i started testing win7 x64 this week (dual booting with XP), and xyplorer seems to be working pretty well. except that i'm only seeing generic icons for ALL exe files. i'm running xy with admin privileges, and UAC is completely disabled (that thing is really, really annoying :evil: ). xy settings ar...

it also happened in a fresh install. i just had to display the label column and change the setting "tags->coloring style->label column (caption)". Really? Give me the steps to reproduce. okay, i managed to reproduce it step by step: 1a. enable the label column for browse mode 1b. change t...

i don't know a way to reproduce it, but it doesn't seem to be restricted to any specific folder. scratch that. this problem might be folder specific after all, even tho i see it in various folders and drives. i was able to fix it in one folder by renaming a subfolder (which had some tagged items in...

i've had the same problem with label/tags vanishing. i don't know a way to reproduce it, but it doesn't seem to be restricted to any specific folder. also, here are a few things i noticed when the text is missing (for labels): -restarting xy does not bring the text back. -sorting by label doesn't wo...